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... of Sir Thomas Hardy • upon these :matters. Sir James, we have no doubt, would never demur, though he were told to get ready a fleetito blockade the pm ts of Russia at Christmas, or the ports of Bohemia at any other season ; but Sir Thomas Hardy, who has ...
... Brighton. By the death of Lady Emily Berkeley the families of the Duke of Richmond, the Earl of Euston, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, and Sir George Henry Berkeley, Baronet, have been put into mourning. Her Ladyship was the second daughter of Lord ...
... her Ladyship's demise the families of the Duke of Richmond, the Earl of Euston, Sir George Francis Seymour,and Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, have been put into mourning. Lady Emily was advanced to the rank of a Duke's daughter in 1807. General William Tombes ...
... her Ladyship's demise the families of the Duke of Richmond, the Earl of Boston, Sir George Francis Seyrnour,and Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, have been put into mourning. Lady Emily was advanced to the rank of a Duke's daughter in 1807. General William Tombes ...
... pulling up and carrying away part of a bridge at Cowlinge, to be imprisoned six weeke.—Thomas Spencer, of an assault in Bury, to be imprisoned twenty-one days.—Elizabeth Hardy, of an assault at Acton, to be imprisoned one month. — William Blakelock and Edward ...
... W Achesou 2d per do lOd ; S Hardy, Violet Hill ;he could not avoid following it, and hand in one pound be-2d per do lOd ; G Hardy per lOd R Hardy 2d half of young Conservative, who was yet, he being only per do lOd ; T Hardy 2d per ; F Saunderson , a few ...
... John Wilson, Joseph Gillis, Samuel Luke, John Suffern, John Currell, B. Cunningham, William Pirrie, Hugh Magill, Freeman Hardy, Jamres Steen, Thos. M'Caminon, Samuel Rea, Benjamin Sadler, MattheLw Black, W. Gelston, Esqrs. Robert Getty, Arbuth. Emerson ...
... pulling up and carrying away part of a bridge at Cowlinge ; to be imprisoned G weeks — Thomas Spencer, convicted of an assault in Bury; to be imprisoned 21 days Elizabeth Hardy, convicted of an assault at Acton ; to be imprisoned one month AVm. Blackclock and ...
... a Justice Meeting held at the Mermaid Inn, Yeovil. G. Hawkins, that place, was fined 20/. for stealing apples from Mr. .J. Hardy, and, in default payment, was committed for three months to the House of Correction, Mallet. Mr. John Foster, North Curry, ...
... told him the malt was Messrs. Fison's, aud that Howard left it, aud was to have called for it the next time be went down. Thomas Lusher proved that the prisoner attempted to escape from the Anchor at Thetford. AVhen pursued, he turned back and said it ...
... been asked if he were ready for his rrial. and replied in the affirmative the following gentlemen were sworn on the Jury; Sir Thomas Deane, George Atkins, Joshua Hargrave, Michael J. Barry. Robert Rogers, Jas. Johnson, J. K. Cummins, T. F. Harrison, Samuel ...
... Crawford, from Glasgow, with City of Glasgow (steamer), M'Arthur, from ditto, with ditto; Li tie, from ditto, with ditto; Tiger, Hardie, from ditto, with Carlisle,. Collins, from Bristol, with ditto; Apollo, Westlake, Bridgewater, with ditto ; James Holmes, ...